The 6 Headlines from Google Cloud Next 2019 event
In today’s discussion, we are talking about Google Cloud Next 2019 event. The event happened in San Francisco over the course of 4 days last week. We are bringing you the 6
Tag: Open Source
Wiredelta & Deloitte – Working to Reach UN’s SDGs Together
Poverty, hunger, inequality, pollution, and war are just some of the socio-cultural and environmental issues surrounding our world. Luckily, there are people who fight for implementing alternative solutions and generate
6 WordPress Design Trends That You Should Know
Astonishingly, WordPress powers over a quarter of all the world’s websites. As a result, you have access to a huge range of themes and plugins to choose from. It’s a
Which CMS Should I Choose To Build My website?
At Wiredelta® we work with open source content management systems (CMS) on a daily basis. As a result, it’s not going to be a surprise to let you know that
Wiredelta® Now Has More Themes Than Wix, Squarespace And Weebly, Combined!
In the world full of web and mobile apps, change is inevitable yet highly unpredictable. Therefore, it is crucial for web and mobile development companies to watch out for the
The Ultimate Guide: Wix, Weebly and Squarespace vs. WordPress, Joomla and Drupal
Welcome to the ultimate guide in the wilderness of website builders! To start off, let’s settle on some basic (yet staggering) facts about the website building space: There are approximately
Chatbot to Build Websites and Apps in WordPress, Drupal, Magento and Prestashop
Excluding the Trumps, 2016 was the year of chatbots. And it looks as 2017 is just moving in the same direction. Just browsing Botlist, it feels like there are chatbots
Alternatives to Wix, Weebly and Squarespace
When going online, you want a good-looking and user-friendly website that represents the story behind your brand or personality to its’ fullest. There are so many options available for creating a website,
The Problem With Website Builders
Nowadays, website and app builders are a serious alternative over professional developers and web agencies. They allow non-technical users to assemble advanced features, enabling anyone to build complex websites and mobile apps. Millions
